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5 common RV maintenance mistakes to avoid
While Recreational Vehicles (RVs) may seem ungainly on the surface, they are an acquired taste and are adored by automobile enthusiasts nationwide. RVs offer the perfect mix of comfortable living and mobility for users. However, these behemoths are undoubtedly challenging to live with and maintain daily. Hence, it is common for users to make certain RV maintenance mistakes now and then. A few such common mistakes that RV users must avoid are listed below. Letting pests in Without adequate care, pests enter RVs routinely and stay there for several seasons if not removed immediately. Moreover, pests also cause extensive damage to an RVs wiring, appliances, materials, and furniture. Pests are also known to reproduce rapidly to wreak havoc in such vehicles. To keep creatures such as rats and bats at bay, one can set up traps and periodically inspect their vehicle. Mouse traps with candy or cheese can come in handy to trap and eliminate rats and mice from entering and multiplying in an RV. Not covering the roof when parked Covering the roof when one’s RV is parked protects the vehicle from pests, rain, and other natural agents. RVs generally come with thin, lightweight roofs, which are not very protective.